All Chapters of She's Out of Your League Now: Chapter 901 - Chapter 910

"Millie always puts others before herself."It was Millie's kindness that allowed Joanna to take advantage of her and gain admission into medical school. She had always chosen peace over conflict.A wave of bitterness washed across Terrence because Winston was spot on in his description of Millie. She had a strong sense of responsibility, and she always put herself last. Such a personality doomed her to suffering and tragic fate.Sighing, Terrence added flatly, "One more thing, she's stubborn. She won't stop until she's seen it through. Even if she makes mistakes, she will repeat it a few times until she's hurt before she gives up."Winston, who picked up the undertone of Terrence's words, was riddled with guilt again. He understood that he was that mistake in Terrence's statement.Terrence said in amusement, "Winston, it's not like I didn't introduce other guys to Mills, but she was too stubborn and only wanted you. It puzzles me what she sees in you to be obsessed over you for y

Terrence felt grateful to Winston for offering him a chance on the day of the bidding. He didn't know until later that he wouldn't have won the bid without Winston's help.Besides, he learned that his competitor, Kennedy Sullivan, had some bad blood with Winston. Hence, Winston's action probably antagonized Kennedy further, but that didn't seem to bother Winston too much.On top of everything, Terrence felt thankful to Winston for saving Millie in Harfush. He invited Winston for dinner as thanks.However, he disapproved of the relationship between Winston and Millie, but now was not the right time to protest.…Millie got Winston a glass of water before going on her phone by the side. Winston scanned the Caldwell Villa, which he hadn't visited many times. He'd totally forgotten how the villa looked on the inside.The Caldwells' home was cozy and welcoming, unlike the Greer residence or even his own place. He could tell they were a warm and loving family."How's your grandpa and

Lindy?Millie tilted her head quizzically. That name rang a bell. "Are you my dorm mate Lindy Elkins who left for abroad after graduation?"Lindy hurriedly confirmed it, "That's right! Millie, you remember me!""How can I not remember you after I made you take attendance for me in classes?" Millie chirped."So, Mills, we're planning a reunion for our university classmates before New Year's. How does that sound? Will you be able to join us?"Millie was taken by surprise, as this was the second time a reunion was mentioned. Earlier, she came across an old university classmate at the hospital entrance who extended an invitation.Did these old friends collude?Lindy added, "I even contacted Joanna, but I couldn't reach her. What's going on between you and her? I remember you girls weren't on the best terms when I left the country."Millie pursed her lips. "I've fallen out of contact with her for a while now. She's not faring well lately; I heard she's sick. You should give up on co

"I'm planning to host a personal fashion show before the New Year. Millie, I shall officially invite you to model for me. How does that sound?" With that, Julia fished out an invitation card from her pocket and handed it to Millie.It didn't look like a sudden thought; Julia must have planned for this for a while now."Gosh, this is so sudden. Mom, you should have told me earlier so I would have time to go on a diet!" Millie pinched her belly. She felt like she had gained some pounds lately."What diet? You're skin and bones!" Julia frowned. She wouldn't want her daughter to lose even more weight.She then turned to Winston for his opinion. "Right, Mr. Greer?"Shocked by the sudden attention, he quickly nodded. "Mrs. Caldwell, you're right. Millie is skinny."Millie glanced at him. None of them spoke.In the midst of the awkwardness, he rose from his seat. "I'll check on Mr. Caldwell in case he needs help.""Sure." Julia smiled.After Winston left for the kitchen, Julia poked

Millie attempted to get Winston out the door after he finished his dinner. He offered to do the dishes, only to be turned down by Julia, as the Caldwells had a dishwasher at home.After some deliberation, Winston decided to take his leave. Before leaving, he heard Terrence say, "Let's meet again next time.""Sure, Mr. Caldwell." Winston politely said goodbye to Millie's parents before leaving with Millie.She saw him to the door. He pulled his coat closer when the chilly night breeze whirred past.His driver was waiting at the entrance. Millie stole a few looks at him. The lights on the Christmas tree in the garden illuminated them.She muttered, "It must be tiring for you, isn't it?""Hm?" He turned around. "What did you say?" He didn't hear her because he had spaced out.She looked into the distance with a smile. "Isn't it tiring to win the favor of someone's parents to get what you want?"He sank into silence."I can tell your exasperation. Winston Greer, do you think it's